Boarding house presented to students in Bac Yen district

The provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Board, the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam), Capital Women's Newspaper, and the provincial Women Journalists Club on December 30 collaborated with Pac Nga commune, Bac Yen district to hand over a boarding house and auxiliary items for female students at the Pac Nga Secondary School.

In the 2024-2025 school year, the school has a total of 558 students, including 141 boarding students, of whom 68 are girls. The boarding facilities, which had been in use for many years, were in poor condition. The auxiliary items, which are essential for the daily needs of boarding students, were inadequate, with no separate bathrooms and toilets for schoolgirls.

Delegates examine the boarding house at the Pac Nga Secondary School.
Leaders of the provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Board, Capital Women's Newspaper, and the provincial Women Journalists Club talk with the school's representatives.

The newly built boarding house has a metal roof and a floor area of 52 square meters, along with essential auxiliary facilities. Its total investment was 250 million VND (approx. 10,000 USD), funded through the cooperation of the Mass Mobilization Board of the provincial Party Committee, the provincial Women Journalists Club, Petrovietnam, and Capital Women's Newspaper. Once put into use, it provides better living conditions for both teachers and students.

A leader of Capital Women Newspaper presents cash aid to the Pac Nga Secondary School.
Leaders of the provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Board give gifts to schools in the commune.

The Mass Mobilization Board also presented six gift packages worth 12 million VND (480 USD) to students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Nguyen Thanh Hai, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Son La Newspaper and President of the provincial Women Journalists Club, donated 10 gifts worth 5 million VND to female students with outstanding academic performance.

Leaders of the provincial Party Committee's Mass Mobilization Board, Capital Women's Newspaper, and the provincial Women Journalists Club talk with the school's representatives and female students.

Representatives of the provincial Women Journalists Club and Capital Women’s Newspaper take a photo with female students of the Pac Nga Secondary School.

A representative of the provincial Women Journalists Club presents a gift to the Pac Nga Secondary School.
A representative of the provincial Women Journalists Club presents gifts to female students.
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